Ziehnert Couple Holidaying in Minnesota Fishing
Mr and Mrs Fred A Ziebert of 1039 Troust Avenue are spending three weeks in Minnesota. They are fishing and enjoying the climate while away from home.
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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Fred A Ziebert of 1039 Troust Avenue are spending three weeks in Minnesota. They are fishing and enjoying the climate while away from home.
Townsend Club No. 1 will meet this Sunday at 3 p m in the village hall. E A Fredericks of Des Plaines Illinois spoke at the last meeting on Dr Townsend's Recovery Plan and will speak again in the near future.
Carol Jean Quandt visited Camp Lone Tree in Three Rivers Michigan for a vacation. The camp hosted its annual birthday party Saturday evening, one of the gala events for the girls.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carne of 133 Belvidere avenue hosted a party Saturday for their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Over thirty guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Re E Carne of Cedar Rapids.
The Pen ny Carnival thanks local merchants for bingo prizes and services donated across Roosevelt road Madison and Des Plaines areas. It lists Ferdinand Hardware Two Sisters Food Shop Forest Park Dry Goods Unger's Drug Swiss Milk Products Warren's Royal Blue Parkside Clothes and more. The correct bean guesser HH Williams did not provide contact details. he may claim by calling Forest 1116.
A 3-year-old boy took his mother's powder puff to imitate her cosmetics routine when his 5-year-old sister grabbed it back. She admonished him that only ladies use powder and that men wash themselves.
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